Cocos Spa

I really like coming to this place because not only is it SUPER clean, but there have been times where I feel they’ve given me extras on a pedicure (when my feet really needed it) and I only paid for a basic. I also appreciate that in spite of their «menu» of add-​ons, there is no pressure to get any of those services. No pressure + $ 20 for a pedi + lots of color choices + the occasional extras at no extra charge = a loyal customer.
What I recently discovered is you can get a quick 10 minute chair massage for $ 10 before you leave the spa. I highly recommend going into this place on a weeknight because they don’t have a line of people waiting to get their nails done and will definitely spend a little extra time on you.

Don’t waste your time or money. I’ve given this place 2 chances for Pedicures! How can you really do a TERRIBLE job when its’ YOUR CAREER to do nails? They rush you, over charge, aren’t friendly, etc. I don’t even want to waste my time writing about them however I just want to warn you. ALSO DO NOT LET THEM REMOVE YOUR GEL POLISH… THEY BASICALLY FILE DOWN YOUR NAILS TO NOTHING!

I’m gazing at my pretty toes right now, and saying «Thank you, Cocos!»
I went back today to try their pedi services — in those fabulous chairs I mentioned before — and I am pleased.
$ 20 for a spa pedicure. A clearly listed out «menu» of services/​add-​ons (soak, exfoliate, etc) on top of the base price, but no pressure from the ladies working on your feet (or hands, I assume, but I haven’t tried a mani yet). The chairs, spa bowls and massagers were even better than I’d thought they’d be from my first glance last visit.
Oh, and they have TONS of polish — Essie and OPI, my faves — for you to peruse for your color choice. And, hand and feet «driers» so you don’t have to wave your hands or wiggle your toes to get dry, but can spend a few minutes drying out before you leave! Ah. Nice.